ArtyMaster Mini 2-Inch 3-Jaw Self-Center Chuck | M18x1.5 Thread, 0.4-Inch Connector

Overview

The ArtyMaster Mini 2-Inch 3-Jaw Self-Center Chuck is crafted for small-scale turning tasks, delivering dependable accuracy with a compact footprint. Built from high-strength steel and finished for reliable performance, this chuck is designed to live up to the day-to-day demands of hobbyists and small shops alike.

The design emphasizes practical reliability: the self-centering three jaws can be adjusted to locate the workpiece at the center, providing a stable grip for lightweight turning projects. The combination of rigid construction and thoughtful geometry supports a range of small, intricate pieces without excessive setup time.

Key specifications

• Clamping size: 3–42 mm (0.12–1.65 in)
• Bracing size: 30–50 mm (1.18–2 in)
• Thread spec: M18x1.5 mm
• Connector: 0.4 inch for easy integration with compatible tools

Versatility and real-world use

Compact yet capable, this chuck suits a variety of small-lathe tasks. Use cases include turning pen blanks, small spindles, dowel stock, and other lightweight components where concentricity matters. The self-centering mechanism helps maintain a balanced grip across multiple passes, reducing setup drift and improving repeatability.

• Small-part work: precise clamping for delicate pieces
• Tool-ready mounting: quick integration with compatible hand tools via the 0.4" connector
• Adaptable clamping: supports both clamping and bracing operations within the listed ranges

Compatibility and setup

Designed to fit ARTYMASTER WM101 woodworking lathes and other wood lathes with an M18x1.5 mm threaded spindle, this chuck integrates smoothly into established setups. The all-steel construction and CNC-machine precision contribute to a robust, repeatable clamping experience, making it a practical choice for hobby projects and light production tasks alike.

Note: While the chuck is built to perform reliably under typical conditions, actual results depend on your material, tooling, and process controls. Consider this a capable option for enhancing control and workflow in small-lathe work.